The report of Forest Research for the year ending March 1953. The report includes:
Introduction
Summary of the year’s work
Part i: Work carried out by Forestry Commission staff
-Forest tree seed investigations
-Experimental work in nurseries
-Silvicultural investigations in the forest
–Rhododendron ponticum in British woodlands
-Survey of tree growth on colliery spoil heaps
-Investigations into damage by the gale of January 31st […]
This bulletin presents the results of a comprehensive survey of British beechwoods carried out by Mr J.M.B. Brown, B.Sc., during the years 1948 to 1950. The importance of the beech in our woodlands is generally realised, and it is hoped that these studies will prove of value to all concerned with its silviculture.
The report of Forest Research for the year ending March 1952. The report includes:
Introduction
Summary of the year’s work
Part i: work carried out by Forestry Commission staff
– Forest tree seed investigations
– Experimental work in nurseries
– Work on problems of afforestation in Scotland and northern England
– The 1945 broom and pine nursing experiments at Coldharbour, Wareham forest, […]
A history of Twiglees forest containing Chairman’s comments, comments by Conservator of State Forests, general description of the forest, silviculture, and appendices.
A history of Edgarhope forest containing the Director’s comments, comments by the State Forests Conservator, general description of the forest, silviculture, and appendices.
A history of Hamsterley forest containing Chairman’s comments, Conservator’s comments, general description of the forest, silviculture, and appendices.
A history of Kirroughtree forest containing Chairman’s comments, observations by the Conservator of State Forests, general description of the forest, silviculture, and appendices.
A history of Clocaenog forest containing the Chairman’s comments, a general description of the forest, silviculture, Conservator’s comments and appendices.
A history of Clashindarroch forest containing Chairman’s comments, comments by State Forests Officer, general description of the forest, silviculture, and appendices.
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